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Disoriented

by mmparker178

There’s construction on the way to therapy I detour my own way Ignoring the glaring orange signs I know better I think Swerving in and out of neighborhoods Not paying close enough attention I’m keenly aware of bikers, animals and children in yards I fear being the driver I don’t know where I’m going but I end up at the office anyway Twisting and turning until I just Arrive I tell her I’m sorry but my thoughts won’t be linear My brain is no longer working Or at least not working like it was Before things were logical, linear Straight Frustratingly narrow Packed up into wooden boxes Splintering my hands when I try to move around Now things are split open Wrecked into a circle of pulp, strips sharp edges disconnected My thoughts roll out in many directions Following things that are folded Slinking Out forward and backwards And ultimately ending up back Inwards I know there’s no signs I can follow I’m under construction It will be a long time until I see a freshly paved road With a street and no bumps
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mmparker178
23 / Cisgender Female
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Written by
mmparker178
23 / Cisgender Female
Published
Oct 24, 2020
Time
2m
Notes

Don't drive to therapy in a state of shock

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#therapy#shock#grief
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